小学英语作文我在梦中变了一只鸟

小学英语作文我在梦中变了一只鸟
全文共3篇示例，供读者参考
篇1
I Had the Strangest Dream
Last night I had the craziest dream ever! You'll never believe what happened. I turned into a bird! Can you imagine that? One minute I was just a normal kid getting ready for bed, and the next thing I knew, I had feathers, wings, and a beak!
It all started when I was brushing my teeth before bed. As I was looking in the mirror, I noticed something strange. My reflection didn't look quite right. I squinted my eyes and leaned in closer. That's when I realized my nose looked kind of like a beak! I jumped back, totally freaked out. I rubbed my eyes and looked again, but it was still there - a tiny little beak where my nose should be!
I ran out of the bathroom yelling for my mom. "Mom! Mom! Something's wrong with my face!" I shouted. But when I found her in the kitchen, she didn't seem to notice anything weird. She just told me to quit messing around and get to bed. Confused, I
headed to my room and climbed into bed, hoping it was all just my imagination playing tricks on me.
But that's when things got even weirder. As I was laying there trying to fall asleep, I felt a tingling sensation all over my body. I sat up and threw off the covers to see what was going on. That's when I saw that my hands were gone - replaced by a pair of scrawny little bird legs! I shrieked at the top of my lungs.
My mom came rushing in asking what was wrong. She stared at me in shock for a moment before bursting into laughter. "Very funny," she said. "Nice costume! But it's time to go to sleep now." She tucked me back into bed, gave me a kiss on my beak, and left the room. A costume? She thought this was just me joking around!
I tossed and turned, unable to sleep. Every few minutes, I'd feel another weird tingle as more bird features appeared. My arms transformed into wings. Feathers sprouted all over my body. Eventually, I was covered in a soft coat of brown feathers. I wiggled my wings and flapped them experimentally, utterly amazed that I had become a real, live bird!
Unable to resist, I leapt out of bed and flew a few laps around my room. It was the most incredible feeling, soaring through the air so effortlessly. I landed on top of my dresser,
flapping my wings to maintain my balance. That's when I caught a glimpse of my reflection in the mirror. Staring back at me was a small brown bird with big eyes. It was unmistakably me!
At that moment, I heard a noise at the window. I turned to see another bird - a brilliant red cardinal - perched on the sill, pecking at the glass. I wobbled over and somehow managed to pull up the window latch with my beak. The cardinal flew inside and began frantically circling the room, tweeting and chirping up a storm. I tried to ask what was wrong, but all that came out was more chirping.
The cardinal finally landed and looked me right in the eyes. In that moment, I understood everything it was trying to tell me. Somehow, this bird had come to take me away to live in the wilderness with the rest of its feathered kind! It said that I was one of them now, and my human life was over.
Part of me was absolutely terrified by the idea of leaving my family and friends behind to go live in the forest. But another part of me felt free and thrilled at the chance for a new adventure. After all, how many kids get to experience what it's really like to be a bird?
I paused for a moment, then gave the cardinal a nod to signal that I would go with it. The cardinal flapped its wings in
excitement and flew back out the window. I took a deep breath, said one last goodbye to my bedroom, then spread my wings and followed the cardinal into the night sky.
We flew over the neighborhood, heading towards the woods at the edge of town. The wind rushed through my feathers as we glided between the trees, finally landing in a small grove. The cardinal led me into the heart of the forest, where I watched in amazement as the trees, bushes, and undergrowth came alive with hundreds of chirping, squawking birds of every color. They swarmed around me, seeming to shout greetings and words of welcome.
One particularly majestic bird with bright green feathers approached me and rested a wing on my shoulder. I could tell from its calm, wise demeanor and the way the others treated it that this bird was clearly the leader. It chirped softly in my ear and, just like with the cardinal, I instantly understood its words.
"Welcome, young one," the green bird said. "I am the Great Eagle, ruler of this forest and all its feathered residents. We've been waiting a long time for you to finally join us in the Eternal Flocklands."
The Great Eagle went on to explain that every thousand years, one lucky human child is chosen to be transformed into a
bird and brought to live in this special realm that exists on another plane beyond the human world. Here, birds of all species live together in peace and happiness among the trees, streams, and meadows of the Eternal Flocklands, forever free from human dangers like cats, cars, and outdoor cats.
Best of all, the Great Eagle told me that as a former human with a child's imagination and creativity, I would be granted the power to change the Flocklands in any way I could dream up. Need a lake full of worms for a feast? Just imagine it and it would appear. Want to make it rain birdseed? Simply picture it in my mind. The possibilities were endless.
As the Great Eagle spoke, I felt all my worries about leaving my human life behind melting away. This sounded like the most incredible, magical place. I wouldn't be giving up my old life, but beginning an amazing new one full of freedom, friends, and limitless adventures. What could be better than that?
The Great Eagle must have sensed my excitement because it stopped speaking abruptly, its beak curving into a smile. "Well, young one? Are you ready to begin your new life among us in the Eternal Flocklands?"
I chirped loudly, flapped my wings, and took off into the air, doing loop-de-loops to express my joy. The surrounding flock
cheered and took to the skies alongside me in a spectacular airborne celebration. As I soared through the canopy treetops, I knew that I had found my true home at last.
And that's when I woke up, back in my bed as a human kid again. At first, I was really sad that it had all just been a dream. But then I realized that I could return to that magical bird world any time I wanted, simply by shutting my eyes and letting my imagination take wing once more!
The end!
篇2
I Became a Bird in My Dream
Last night I had the most amazing dream! I dreamed that I turned into a bird. It was so vivid and realistic - I could feel the feathers on my body and the wind beneath my wings as I soared through the sky. Let me tell you all about this incredible experience.
It started out as a normal night. I had gone to bed after finishing my homework, reading a chapter from my favorite book, and saying good night to Mom and Dad. As I drifted off to sleep, I found myself slowly transforming. My body began shrinking and feathers started sprouting all over my skin. My
arms turned into wings and my legs became thin and scaly. Before I knew it, I had morphed into a beautiful red cardinal!
I did a little test flapping of my wings and then took off from my bedroom window with ease. The feeling of flight was unlike anything I've ever experienced. The freedom of soaring high above the earth was exhilarating! I zipped past the houses on my street, circled over the park, and flew as far as I could see. The world looked so different and amazing from up in the clouds.
After getting used to flying, I decided to pay a visit to the forest near my house. I landed on a branch and looked around in awe. The trees were massively tall trunks towering high above me. What I'm used to seeing as a tiny speck on the ground was now a whole new wonderland of bushes, wildflowers, mushrooms and little critters scurrying all around. A chipmunk ran right past me and didn't even seem to notice the giant bird observing his hustle and bustle. I could hear birds of all kinds chirping and singing their sweet melodies. It was like I had discovered a secret world that I never knew existed right in my own backyard!
I took back off into the sky and began exploring more of the forest area around the neighborhood. I flew over a babbling brook, circled above a meadow where deer were grazing, and
landed in a field surrounded by tall sunflowers. The bright yellow petals seemed to shimmer in the sunlight. I watched butterflies dance from flower to flower and couldn't help but think how lucky they are to experience this beauty every day.
Next, I decided to fly up higher than I had gone before to get a look at the whole town. I could see the roads, houses, schools, stores, and parks from up above. It all looked so orderly and planned out in a way I had never noticed before. I wondered if any of my friends were outside and might be able to see me soaring around. I imagined what it would be like if they could understand that it was actually me up there!
Lost in my thoughts, I didn't notice that I had flown a little too far. I looked around and realized I had no idea where I was! The scenery below was unfamiliar - trees, fields, a winding river, and a little countryside village off in the distance. How was I going to find my way back home? I started to feel a bit of panic before reminding myself that I had wings and could just retrace my path.
As I turned to fly back from the direction I came, I startled a flock of pigeons that took off in a flurry of flapping wings and brushing feathers. One of the pigeons flew right towards me so I tilted to the side to avoid crashing into it. But then something
really strange happened. As the pigeon swerved past me, its feathers seemed to graze against me and suddenly my bird body began to change again. My wings turned back into arms and my feathers fell off, leaving me human once more!
I felt myself plummeting back down towards the ground in free-fall, let out a scream, and then...
I woke up! I was back in my bed, tangled up in my sheets from tossing and turning. My heart was pounding and I was catching my breath after that wild dream. I laid there for a while thinking about how crazy yet amazing that experience was. Part of me wished I could go back to being that bird and exploring forever.
When I went downstairs for breakfast, Mom asked why I looked so spaced out. I told her all about my dream of turning into a bird and soaring over the neighborhood, forest, fields and beyond. She smiled and said she had dreams like that when she was a kid too. Apparently I had inherited her overactive imagination!
I headed off to school, gazing up at the clouds and the birds flying high overhead. I watched them swoop, glide and soar so effortlessly and couldn't help but feel a little pang of envy. If only I could join them up there instead of being stuck in class all day.
But then I remembered that I got to live that dream, if only for a night. I made up my mind that when I got home from school, I would spend the afternoon outside watching the birds and daydreaming about being up there in the sky with them again. Maybe I'd have another incredible adventure the next time I fell asleep!
篇3
I Had the Most Amazing Dream Last Night!
Last night, I had the most incredible dream. It was so vivid and felt so real! I dreamed that I had turned into a bird - can you believe it? One minute I was just a regular kid getting ready for bed, and the next thing I knew, I had sprouted feathers and wings!
It all started when I was brushing my teeth before bed. I looked in the mirror and was shocked to see that my face was changing. My nose got smaller and became a little beak. Feathers were growing all over my skin. I looked down and saw that my arms were shrinking and turning into wings! My legs were getting skinnier and scalier too, like bird legs.
At first I was really freaked out. "Mom! Dad! Help, something crazy is happening to me!" I shouted. But then I remembered it
was just a dream, so I relaxed a little. I decided to go with it and see what would happen.
I waddled over to my bedroom window and it was wide open, with a cool night breeze blowing in. Without even thinking about it, I spread my new wings and leapt outside! To my amazement, I could fly! I soared up above the neighborhood, getting higher and higher with every flap of my wings.
The view from up there was breathtaking. I could see all the little houses and streets laid out below me like a map. The streetlights looked like tiny sparkling gems in the darkness. Up ahead, I spotted the park near my house. An idea popped into my head - I'm a bird now, so I should go check out the park from the air!
I angled my wings and glided over towards the park. I landed on the very top of the tall oak tree in the middle. From my perch up there, I had a bird's eye view of the whole area. The playground equipment looked so small and tiny from way up high. The swings were gently swaying in the breeze. The seesaw went up and down by itself. No kids were around at this hour since it was the middle of the night.
Then I took off again, this time soaring up above the trees. I few in circles around the park, looking for any other birds that
might be awake. A few squirrels were scampering around on the grass, searchingfor fallen nuts and acorns. But no birds were in sight. It was just me up there, all alone in the night sky.
Suddenly, I got a whiff of something absolutely delicious. My super bird sense of smell led me right to the source - it was a trash can overflowing with old pizza crusts, chicken bones, and other smelly leftovers! My stomach started grumbling. As a human, those garbage scraps would have seemed pretty gross. But with my new bird brain, they looked like a tasty midnight snack.
I landed right next to the trashcan and started gobbling up all the mushy, slimy leftovers. They were so yummy! I guess a bird's tastebuds must be a lot different than ours. I made a mental note that if I were ever a bird in real life, I should probably stay far away from trash cans. Eating spoiled leftovers is a good way for a bird to get sick.
After cleaning out that whole trashcan, my feathery belly was completely stuffed. I could barely even fly! Slowly and clumsily, I made my way back towards my house, landing on the big oak tree in our front yard to rest for a bit.
That's when I noticed a tiny little bird's nest way up in the highest branches. There was a mama bird sitting inside, keeping
her eggs nice and warm. Suddenly, one of the eggs started moving around and shaking. A teeny tiny crack appeared in the shell. Then a little beak poked through, and the whole egg shell broke apart. A newborn baby bird was hatching right before my eyes!
The mama bird gently helped her new baby out of the shell and into the nest. She fed it a little piece of food from her beak. The baby bird chirped and snuggled up close to its mother. It was one of the most adorable, precious things I had ever seen.
I sat there watching the little bird family, feeling so peaceful and happy. What an incredible night this had been! Just then, the sun began peeking over the horizon, filling the sky with warm, golden light. I felt a strange tugging feeling, like something was pulling me away.
The next thing I knew, I was jolting awake back in my own bed. Had it all been just a crazy dream? No way, it felt too real! I reached up and touched my face - yep, no feathers or beak there.
I was just a regular human kid again.
As I got up and got ready for school, I couldn't stop thinking about my amazing night as a bird. I tried to imagine what it would be like if it had been real. Would I have been scared to be turned into a different creature? Would I have gotten to stay a
bird forever or just for one night? If it was forever, would I have missed being a human?
So many questionsraced through my mind. I knew one thing for sure - if I ever did somehow turn into a bird, whether just for a night or for good, I would make the absolute most of it. I would fly as high as I could, explore as much as possible, and try my very best to find a cozy nest to call my home.
Dreams are so weird and wonderful, aren't they? You can literally become anything or go anywhere, with no limits! I sure hope I get to have another wild and crazy dream like that again sometime soon. Maybe next time I'll get to be a monkey, swinging from tree to tree and eating all the bananas I want. Or a mermaid, swimming amongst sharks and whales in the deepest parts of the ocean. Who knows? When it comes to dreams, the possibilities are endless!。